Two times the sum of thirteen and ten
Someone Else 37 Forum Addict Feb 10, 2013 1,876 1,440 168 Mar 29, 2015 #26,261 Two times the sum of thirteen and ten
T TheSepulcher New Member Jul 29, 2019 106 0 0 Mar 29, 2015 #26,264 49 No gideon pls Reactions: buggirlexpres
Someone Else 37 Forum Addict Feb 10, 2013 1,876 1,440 168 Mar 29, 2015 #26,265 First prime times third prime squared
Someone Else 37 Forum Addict Feb 10, 2013 1,876 1,440 168 Mar 29, 2015 #26,276 Thrice twice twice five, plus one
Strikingwolf New Member Jul 29, 2019 3,709 -26 1 Mar 29, 2015 #26,277 (->> 5 (* 2) (* 2) (* 3) (+ 2))
Someone Else 37 Forum Addict Feb 10, 2013 1,876 1,440 168 Mar 29, 2015 #26,278 Wait... Is that how you can chain functions in Clojure without nesting a gazillion parentheses? Because it looks a lot like this: (+2) . (*3) . (*2) . (*2) $ 5 Edit: (+3) . (*3) . (*2) . (*2) $ 5 --Because I'm a derp
Wait... Is that how you can chain functions in Clojure without nesting a gazillion parentheses? Because it looks a lot like this: (+2) . (*3) . (*2) . (*2) $ 5 Edit: (+3) . (*3) . (*2) . (*2) $ 5 --Because I'm a derp
Strikingwolf New Member Jul 29, 2019 3,709 -26 1 Mar 29, 2015 #26,279 Yes that is how you chain them ->> is the thread-last macro and -> is the thread-first macro (->> 5 (* 4) (* 3) (+ 3))
Yes that is how you chain them ->> is the thread-last macro and -> is the thread-first macro (->> 5 (* 4) (* 3) (+ 3))